Sentence examples for were differentiated into two groups from inspiring English sources
Eligible participants completed a series of baseline questionnaires and were differentiated into two groups, High Need (HN) or Moderate Need (MN), based on the complexity and severity of their needs.
The first dichotomized variable was defined as using the median number of hospital beds as a cut-off point, and the study participants were differentiated into two groups: large scale hospital (coded as 1) and small scale hospital (coded as 0).
The second dummy variable was defined as using the median number of nurses staffing to hospital as a cut-off point, and the study participants were differentiated into two groups: high nurse manpower group (coded as 1) and low nurse manpower group (coded as 0).
The first dummy variable was defined as using the median direct nursing care hours as a cut-off point, and the study participants were differentiated into two groups: long direct-nursing-care-hour group (coded as 1) and short direct-nursing-care-hour group (coded as 0).
These five viruses were able to be differentiated into two groups, but both groups were very similar to other viruses isolated in the region.
Seven of these types were differentiated into two subtypes with the second-generation membrane, while spb-7, the most prevalent in Spain, was further differentiated into eight subtypes.
B. bovis isolates were differentiated into six genotypes using the approach.
It is differentiated into three members; the Lower Bima (B1), the Middle Bima (B2) and the Upper Bima (B3).
Patients were differentiated clinically into two groups by presence or absence of MD within 24 h after surgery.
All other sheep showed clinical signs and post mortem lesions consistent with Johne's disease and could be further differentiated into two groups (paucibacillary and multibacillary) on the basis of ZN staining of histological sections of terminal ileum.
Treated groups were differentiated into osteoblast cells and assess the cell proliferation and viability.
